Dr. Shahab Siddiqui

My father had been advised by one ENT specialist in Hyderabad for an hearing aid machine due to the issue with his listening capabilities, I was not convinced and visited Dr Siddiqui for a second opinion. After understanding the issue, he said that there is no need for the hearing aid machine and advised simple remedies. Magically, those remedies worked and the hearing aid activity has been completely avoided. Thanks to Dr Siddiqui's timely helpful advice, my father is able to hear without any machines now.

The doctor is quiet genuine. *** ********** ** ******** ***** ***** **** *** **** *********** A must go for all those who are in ENT need.

I have been suffering from throat problems and this clinic is quite nearby to my place, hence my dad and myself decided to consult him.. I explained him how my throat has been giving me problems in my work life. I cannot sit in AC envt as I keep coughing nd disturbing people around me ... I also told him many doctors have given antibiotics which has cured only for time been... and this problem occurs again after few months .. He firstly dint let me explain completely and asked me to get few test done.. it was around 6pm, I requested him that I would get the reports and consult it today .. Test costed me around 7k and I got my results in 45 mins, it was only 10 mins to close his clinic.. he denied to wait for me 10 mins.. I explained him my throat is extremely bad and I need some medication for now .. he said get the test done and will look into it .. since the next day was Sunday and I wanted to consult him the same day with the test results but he denied to wait for 10 mins.. one of the sad doctors i have met through out my life, later on Monday when I walked into his clinic with the test results, he said everything is normal nd gave me calcium and vitamins tablets.. I went nuts on this situation.. ***** ******* **** **** *** ** *** *** ** ******* ******* ********!

I found this doctor to be kind of arrogant. I believed I had a cotton bud lodged in my ear. When cleaning my ear the cotton bud came off and I was sure it went into the ear, but it turned out I was wrong and it fell to the ground. When the doctor said there's no bud in the ear I was surprised and asked him, impulsively, "Are you sure?!" His response was "Are you questioning me?" Then we went back to his table and I asked him another question I had, whether constant presence of phlegm was something I should be concerned about. Irritatedly, he said "Can you tell me all your problems at once??" and told me to return to the check-up chair. I walked out thinking, "What a rude doctor!" If I'm paying 300 rupees for 3 minutes of your time in which you look into my ear and find nothing -- I surely have the right to ask you a question, don't I? Having more knowledge than the patient does not give a doctor the right to treat the patient like a lesser human.